Brentford Bridge – The History of Brentford
2013年11月8日 · History. The first bridge was built over the Brent in 1284. When the canal opened in 1794 there was a three arched brick bridge and the first lock was above the bridge.
Resources - The History of Brentford
The History and Antiquities of Brentford, Chiswick and Ealing by G. Faulkener Simpkin, Marshall and Co 1845 Glimpses of William IV and Queen Adelaide in letters of the late Miss Clitherow …
Toll House – The History of Brentford
2013年5月31日 · Gauging Lock, Brentford, TW8. Built as a toll house in 1911, this is now a museum. Grade II statutory listed. In Grand Union Canal & Boston Manor Conservation Area; …
Brentford Monument – The History of Brentford
2013年11月15日 · History. Built from Peterhead granite that was originally part of Brentford Bridge. Unveiled by the Ferry in 1909 but moved into a niche in Ferry Lane in the 1950s and …
About Us – The History of Brentford
Welcome to The History of Brentford which starts off with a Brentford timeline: a history that runs from prehistoric times to now, with all the key events in Brentford history, an index of events …
People – The History of Brentford
Once of the most famous visitors to Brentford is the Native American lady named Pocahontas (c. 1595 – March 21, 1617) who married an Englishman, John Rolfe, and became a celebrity in …
1760-1798 – The History of Brentford
1789 Brentford was first described as the County Town of Middlesex as the Parliamentary elections were held there. The Petty Sessions were held in New Brentford but there has never …
Books – The History of Brentford
Many of these books are available to buy online at Brentford and Chiswick Local History Society, or in person at Brentford Library. Resources available for loan or reference in Hounslow …
Brentford Market – The History of Brentford
The Markets and Growers of Brentford At the end of the thirteenth century the Manor of Boston was given to the Priory of St Helen’s, Bishopsgate by King Edward I. It’s thought that the …
1910-1936 – The History of Brentford
1923 Boston House and 23 acres of parkland was purchased for £23,000 by Brentford Urban District Council from Col J.B. Stracey Clitherow and opened as a public park in 1924. 1923 …